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dsh-material-file-icons

Fun & Dress-up Updated 2026.08.25

Run the following command in DeepSeek Harness:

dsh plugin install sarfarazstark/dsh-material-file-icons

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this plugin:

Run dsh plugin install sarfarazstark/dsh-material-file-icons (source: https://github.com/sarfarazstark/dsh-material-file-icons) in your DeepSeek Harness terminal, then restart DeepSeek Harness Desktop to activate the icons.

About this plugin

Browsing a large project in the DeepSeek Harness file explorer can feel flat when every entry looks identical. dsh-material-file-icons brings the familiar Material Icon Theme aesthetic into the Harness sidebar, turning a wall of generic glyphs into a clear visual map of your codebase.

The plugin ships roughly 350 high-fidelity SVGs drawn from the PKief and vscode-icons projects, covering 90-plus file types and about 130 well-known folder names. Frequently seen files such as tsconfig.json, jest.config.*, and .editorconfig each receive a dedicated artwork, while directories like src, components, tests, and .github get their own icons in both open and closed variants. Technically, it injects a single stylesheet and uses a lightweight MutationObserver to tag directory rows with data attributes; all icon mapping is pure CSS, so no patching of dsh-better-sidebar is needed.

If you work inside large monorepos in DeepSeek Harness Desktop or simply love the VS Code Material Icon Theme look, this is a zero-maintenance visual upgrade: install the plugin, restart the desktop app, and your file browser immediately feels more at home.

Use Cases

  • Scanning a large project file tree in DeepSeek Harness Desktop and instantly recognizing 90-plus file types via dedicated icons
  • Opening directories like src, components, or __tests__ and using open/closed icon variants to judge folder hierarchy at a glance
  • Distinguishing tsconfig.json, jest.config.*, and .editorconfig at a glance through name-specific icon artwork

Best For

  • Developers who daily navigate large monorepos in DeepSeek Harness Desktop
  • Users migrating from VS Code who miss the Material Icon Theme look
  • Frontend and full-stack engineers standardizing team file-browser visuals